Known for a salty mood, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte says he’s calling it a day on all the profanities and colorful sobriquets aimed at everyone from the Pope to President Obama because God upstairs threatened to crash his plane. Continuing his obscure holy experience he goes on saying, while sleeping on a flight to his hometown of Davao City after wrapping up a state visit to Japan late Thursday Duterte said he was awoken by a voice in his head who said: “‘If you don’t stop the epithets, I will bring this plane down now.’ And I said, ‘Who is this?’ So, of course, ‘it’s God.'” After God had a little unexpected word with him, Duterte, 71, said he — the lower-case one — promised not to “express slang, cuss words and everything.” Duterte recounted the exchange after arriving in the Philippines. When his vow was met with applause, he cautioned: “Don’t clap too much or else this may get derailed.”